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Mr Wray represented Glasgow Provan and Glasgow Baillieston for 18 years, stepping down in 2005 after a period of ill health.
Before standing for parliament, he served as a councillor in the city of Glasgow and on Strathclyde Regional Council.
Scottish Labour Leader Johann Lamont has paid tribute to Mr Wray, describing him as a "formidable man".
Mr Wray was one of a family of nine and grew up in the Gorbals area of Glasgow.
Ms Lamont said: "I remember Jimmy fondly for his personal
kindness and generosity but most of all for his love of the Labour
Party, which he served with distinction for a great many years.
"Even after he stepped down as an MP, he continued to support the party in any way he could.
"Jimmy was a formidable man, growing up in the Gorbals and known to be a good boxer."
During his career in the House of Commons, he was described
as a vocal advocate of the needs of his impoverished constituency who
campaigned strongly on "quality of life" issues, fighting against the
prevalence of drugs and knives in the community.
Ms Lamont added: "He never forgot his roots and used his
experience to fight hard for those who needed someone to speak up for
them."

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